Category: Parenting

Parenting is my largest category on my blog. I started it when my first child was around 2 years old as I wanted to not only promote my book but document what it was like to be a Mum and what we got up to.

Topics here are vast. You will find top tips, advice, real-life experiences, first-hand mistakes and parenting fails, help and support and an honest viewpoint of being a parent and all that goes with that title.

In tips I cover those fun topics like sleep or the lack of! Teething, the stages like terrible two’s and threenager. I also go into the changes that occur when you have a child like the start of pre-school or school. Everything is real life, no sugar coating. I also cover how I am now far more eco-friendly and how you can also implement this as a busy parent.

5 Simple Tips to Design a Nursery Room That Both You and Baby Will Love

Posted on September 26, 2024October 7, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Welcoming a new baby is thrilling, and designing the perfect nursery is a highlight for many parents. It can be exciting and overwhelming as you dive into the world of adorable decor and functional furniture. The abundance of inspiration on Pinterest and Instagram may leave you unsure where to begin. Fear not!

This article will provide essential tips for crafting a visually appealing and practical nursery for you and your little one. Let’s transform that vision into reality!

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Tips To Safely Walk Your Dog At Night – dog collar light

Posted on September 19, 2024October 7, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Walking your dog at night requires special attention to safety, as darkness increases the risks for your pet. In low-visibility conditions, the likelihood of collisions with traffic and other incidents rises. A lighted collar for dogs is one of the most effective tools for improving the visibility of your pet at night. This accessory makes your dog visible to you, drivers, cyclists, and other people on the street. In this article, we will discuss why a lighted collar is necessary, how to choose the right one, and what additional measures can be taken to ensure your pet’s safety at night.

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How to Choose the Right Soccer Gear for Toddlers

Posted on September 17, 2024October 7, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Parents of young soccer enthusiasts often struggle to find the ideal soccer gear for their toddlers, particularly before a new academic year or sports season kicks off. Optimal soccer gear can assist in minimizing discomfort, blisters, and injuries for your adolescents. However, deciphering the key features and locating the perfect footwear to elevate your child’s performance on the field can be perplexing if you lack the necessary knowledge. Let’s simplify it below:

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How Divorced Parents Can Make Holidays Special for Their Kids

Posted on September 16, 2024December 10, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Holidays can be a magical time for children, but for divorced parents, making the season special may require extra effort. Balancing traditions, coordinating schedules, and managing emotions can be challenging, yet it’s possible to create meaningful and joyful holiday memories even after a divorce.

By focusing on the children’s happiness, fostering cooperation between parents, and establishing new family traditions, divorced parents can ensure the holidays remain a time of warmth and celebration. This article explores ways parents can navigate post-divorce challenges and make the holidays an enjoyable experience for their kids.

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Proactive Parenting: How to Keep Your Kids’ Privacy Safe Online

Posted on September 12, 2024October 20, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Kids can get up to anything online. And we don’t need to parent you and tell you about the risks – we’re sure you’re already worried about them.

But there’s no denying that this is the ‘iPad generation.’ It’s pretty much impossible to keep your kids offline, and if you do, we’re sure you’ll have some major temper tantrums to deal with. Because, of course, everyone in their class at school will have a phone, watch TikToks, have Instagram, or go home to their iPad – if your kid doesn’t have that, they’ll let you know how upset they are about it.

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Practical Tips to Help Children Succeed in Difficult Subjects

Posted on September 9, 2024October 30, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Helping children excel in difficult subjects instills confidence and academic growth. When children fall back on certain topics, they feel frustrated and lose interest; catching up becomes more difficult. Proper guidance and approach by parents or teachers can help children realize these hurdles. Understanding the root of these difficulties and applying focused, specific strategies for each subject will help the children understand better and feel a fresh sense of accomplishment in their studies. Okay, let’s see how to find out what is at the root of the struggle.

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Tips for Taking Care of Your Child’s Eye Health: What Parents Need to Know

Posted on August 22, 2024October 7, 2024 by Emma Reed

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Ensuring good eye health is crucial for a child’s overall development, as vision plays a key role in exploring and learning about the world. From the moment they are born, a child’s eyes undergo significant changes, making it essential for parents to be vigilant about their eye health.

In this article, we’ll cover common eye issues in infants and provide practical tips for maintaining good eye health from a young age, including when to seek help from consultants.

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